IC19 Clinical Demonstration 13 – Easing Clients into Trance While Describing Meditation – Douglas Flemons, PhD

Description:Description:

Come see and experience how to move seamlessly and effortlessly into a conversational trance induction while introducing clients to meditation. You will learn how to dissolve the difference between description (“Here’s what meditation is and how you do it”) and invitation (“You can just notice and note the feel, . . . the sense . . . of your breath”). The method will be demonstrated with a volunteer, but everyone in the audience will have an opportunity, if they wish, to participate in the experiential part of the process.Come see and experience how to move seamlessly and effortlessly into a conversational trance induction while introducing clients to meditation. You will learn how to dissolve the difference between description (“Here’s what meditation is and how you do it”) and invitation (“You can just notice and note the feel, . . . the sense . . . of your breath”). The method will be demonstrated with a volunteer, but everyone in the audience will have an opportunity, if they wish, to participate in the experiential part of the process.

Educational Objectives:Educational Objectives:

1. Distinguish 2 similarities and differences between hypnosis and meditation.Distinguish 2 similarities and differences between hypnosis and meditation.
2. State 3 key aspects of breath-based meditation.State 3 key aspects of breath-based meditation.
3. Describe how to shift between description and invitation.Describe how to shift between description and invitation.

*Sessions may be edited for content and to preserve confidentiality**Sessions may be edited for content and to preserve confidentiality*